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I have declared clk_proc on top of my script:

 LOCAL &clk_proc

Later in my script I am using the variable 

&clk_proc=v.value(clk_proc)

I am getting an error:

"Symbol not found in this context"

Any idea ?

user3565150
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  • Sounds like your variable `clk_proc` is a non-static local variable and you are trying to access it while your program counter is not inside the declaring function. What is the definition of `clk_proc`? Where is it defined? – Holger Jul 27 '17 at 13:27
  • yes Sir, that's correct, clk_proc was not declared in my test program and I was trying to access it. Making it global helped to solve the issue. Thanks. – user3565150 Jul 28 '17 at 06:05

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you are getting error here because clk_proc is not defined only **&**clk_proc is defined as lauterbach will treat clk_proc as a new variable which is not defined any where so throwing error.

&clk_proc=v.value(clk_proc)

We need to use the "&" always while using the variable in lauterbach. Try with below: &clk_proc=v.value(**&**clk_proc) this will work.

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